Tudor TB558 · 55Ah 12V 620A · petrol and diesel passenger vehicles

Summary: Built for cars and vans, the Tudor TB558 carries the rating 55Ah 12V 620A. Terminal position is the detail people most often forget.

Tudor TB558 data sheet

Fitting and everyday care

Holiday over, the car has sat at the airport for two weeks and the dashboard barely lights up. Take the negative lead off first and put it back last when swapping the battery. A clicking noise when you turn the key is a familiar warning sign.

Same case, same terminal side

Listed below: batteries with the same case and polarity as the Tudor TB558.

Deta DB558Exide EB558Exide EB608Tudor TB608

Buying the Tudor TB558 online

Some drivers know their battery only as the Tudor TB558 written on an old invoice, and that is enough. Rated 55Ah, there is enough reserve for the alarm, the clock and the odd evening with the radio on. Batteries online make sense when you can check every number from your driveway.

55Ah sits in the comfortable middle for cars and vans. For its size, 620A is generous starting power.

Frequently asked questions

Make sure it fits your vehicle or equipment

• ✓ Chemistry: lead-acid. Some vehicles and chargers are programmed for a specific type, so check before swapping.
• ✓ Make room for 230 × 180 × 186 mm, including clearance above the posts.
• ✓ Note which corner the plus post occupies on your old unit. Here it is positive on the left-hand side, and crossed cables rarely reach.

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How lead-acid batteries work and how to look after them

Wet-cell batteries have powered engine starting for more than a century. Fleet vehicles often use flooded batteries for value. Clean white deposits off the terminals with a little bicarbonate solution.